Imperialism in Southeast Asia: fighting US bases, fighting the war machine

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Lisa Natividad (Guahan Coalition for Peace and Justice) describes the impact of US bases on Guam/Guåhan and tells how the CHamoru people are fighting for independence and an end to militarism. Maeve Larkins (Solidarity) puts that struggle in the broader picture of imperialist rivalry in the Pacific. Read more about Guam/Guåhan. Find out more about Solidarity. This episode was recorded at Solidarity's Keep Left conference on 5 April 2026.

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